Monthly Archives: September 2019
Attorney and Author Darrell Dunham is Today’s Honoree
About the Book: For Barnabas Mitchell, life had always been a struggle. From his father’s abandonment to his mother’s untimely death, Barnabas had lost his faith in God and in people. Determined to fulfill his potential, Barnabas continued on out … Continue reading
A Breeze Of Hope Founder Brisa De Angulo is Today’s Honoree
Brisa De Angulo is more than a survivor of circumstance. She is a warrior for change. Brisa’s parents moved their family from the United States to Bolivia when she was a young girl. Both survivors of domestic violence, they worked … Continue reading
Author Bill Smoot is Today’s Honoree
About The Book: Bill Smoot is a professor at UC Berkeley, a teacher at the San Quentin Prison Project, a professional photographer, and many other things. Bill’s debut novel, Love: A Story (Adelaide Books, August 15, 2019) is a masterfully original … Continue reading
Author David Tabatsky is Today’s Honoree
A diagnosis of cancer or chronic disease can be a jarring, life-changing event — and typically in a negative way. Everything comfortable and familiar comes to a screeching halt. Routines are upended. Resources are stretched thin. And perspectives can quickly … Continue reading
Author Dr. Anna Chao Pai is Today’s Honoree
About The Book: Author Anna Chao Pai was four years old when her family came to America from China, forced to flee because of war. She tells how they moved almost once a year, experiencing discrimination against Asians during World … Continue reading
Author Raykel Tolson is Today’s Honoree
According to scripture, the marriage bed is “undefiled.” For a Christian woman, what, if anything, could her fiancé or spouse ask her to do in the bedroom that would be a deal breaker? From spiritual coach and motivational speaker Raykel … Continue reading
Author Darleen Miller is Today’s Honoree
Rosalyn Carter said it best: “There are only four kinds of people in the world — those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregivers.” Yes, It Really … Continue reading
